Piece of Me Lost

Piece of Me Lost

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*this was originally a piece to be submitted for my Internal assessment at school but I thought why not post it on here 🤷🏽‍♀* Julia Bryan is a young Jamaican teen attending high school in Kingston, she was always quiet, a bit shy and self-involved, but she longed for freedom. she needed it. she wanted to be able to fit in with the girls in her class, but she wasn't like them, she wasn't hype or even remotely expressive until her classmate Fiona approaches her, giving Julia a reason to finally let go. this story isn't my first here on Wattpad but it is one I plan to keep published. even though it was an assignment to do with the negative effects of social media on the female adolescent, I Think it is truly an important issue in todays society. Kimberley💜
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